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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 336, 25 December 1875, Page 2

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FOR NAPIE|. rpHE A.S.P. Go's .4. PRETTY JANE, Captain HniANriii. Will Bt<!am for J&e uMvi Port, on ojrjfcurt MONDAY, No cargo re'-irfed on board unlew ehipped on the Con pony’s Bout Notes, and Passengers b< ofed ou board will b« charged LO per cent e :tra For Freigli; or Passage, apply to w. ADA TR, 945 - Agent. P H O I o G R A PH?. A. Walkey PHOTOGRAPHER, OEGS to intimate to the inhabitants of -A-* Poverty Bay and surrounding districts, that he will open a Pliutographic Studio in Gisborne in a few* days, and having the best of instruments, (vill baable to produce first cits, Portraits and Landscapes, from carte to 12 x 40 sizes. \ ignetti ibwntifully produced, Coloring as per jMLqgements. Orders f<jr takir Private Residences, Landscapes! &e ft ht Air. T. Adams, Stationer ; will mutually attended to. Views of t Waikaremoana, and AVairoa ou ha 951 INQUISITION. E. READ, ESQ. X/V'E, the undersigned electors of ’ ’ Poverty Bay, request that you will allow yourself to be nominated as a Candidate for the . Representation of the East Coast District in the ensuing Parliament, and we hereby pledge ourselves to use our best endeavors to secure your return. Andrew Graham W’. H. Steele W. F. Crawford C. Anderson Robert Cooper * F. Carroll A. F. Hardy R. Tkelwall W. Wilfred Wilson J. A. Bradley S. M. Wilson ‘ Thos. Adam’s William Adair W. Teat C. D. Berry J. Dolman S. 0. Caulton Al. Hall F. Dufaur H. C. Boylan Josiah Tutchen Dunean M'Kay C. DeMoidrey A. Blair Francis J. Piesse W. Barsdell L- P- Dugleaux John Dick Alf. C. Pratt Geo. Clark John E. Butt E. K. Brown Geo. Buruand And others. To Messrs. Graham, Crawford, Cooper, Hardg, IPilson, and others signing the requisition. ("t ENTLEMEN. —ln reply to the Requisition which you have done me the honor to present, requesting me to become a Candidate for the East Coast District, at the approaching general election, I have much pleasure in placing my services at your disposal, and if you elect me as your Representative iu the ensuing Parliament, it will be my endeavor to deserve and secure your confidence by persistently bringing under notice of the Government the requirements of this naturally favored, but, hitherto, much neglected district. I am, Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, G. E. READ.